Despite the increasing research on benefits of using corpora in language teaching and learning, Data-Driven Learning (henceforth, DDL) has been criticized for its lack contribution to second theories. This paper intends address this gap by examining assumptions Involvement Load Hypothesis (ILH) two DDL tasks with different cognitive loads. Learners were assigned one conditions: reading only or ...

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This dissertation intends to examine the effects of task-induced involvement load on L2 incidental vocabulary acquisition through reading. Task-induced is operationalized manipulating components need, search and evaluation show relevance acquisition. It will intend do this by using three major variables: load, initial learning medium-term retention. The chapter starts providing reasons for why ...

assessment is considered as one of the fundamental elements in the field of foreign language acquisition. in order for communication take place, adequate number of vocabulary is needed to be known by the learners. the salient role of vocabulary in the field of foreign language acquisition resulted in the publication of several hundreds of papers and dozens of books. due to the dominant role of ...

L2 vocabulary acquisition is of much importance to learners and has long been the hot topic in field applied linguistics. Stimulated by Technical Feature Analysis (TFA) Involvement Load Hypothesis (ILH) particular, a large body research attempted find relative efficacy various tasks facilitating acquisition. However, there paucity regarding effectiveness ILH TFA accounting for task type effects...

As far as incidental vocabulary learning is concerned, the basic contention of the Involvement Load Hypothesis (ILH) is that retention of unfamiliar words is, generally, conditional upon the degree of involvement in processing them. This study examined input modality and incidental vocabulary uptake in a task-induced setting whereby three variously loaded task types (marginal glosses, fill-inta...

The present study aimed at examining the adequacy of task-induced involvement load hypothesis in intentional learning. An investigation was carried out to find whether proficiency level learners had a role effectiveness vocabulary tasks with different loads. One hundred and thirty-six university students were randomly assigned into four task groups, each which included upper lower intermediate ...